code virtualization and emulation
Code virtualization refers to the process of creating a virtual environment that emulates the behavior of a different system or platform, allowing software to run on multiple platforms without modifications. Emulation, on the other hand, is the technique of simulating the behavior of one computer system on a different system, enabling software or games specifically designed for one platform to run on another. Both code virtualization and emulation enable cross-platform compatibility and provide flexibility in running software on different systems.
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